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Mrs. Charles Hart, Of Amityyillc, snf
folk county, N. Y, writes as follows Of tho
remarkable euro Of a peculiar pain in her
back:
Four years ego was attacked with a
severe pain in the qspine, close to the
small Of my back. It was especially pain.
full going up or down stairs. After using
over ten remedies and consulting half a
dozen physicians without any benefit, my
husband applied one Allcock's Porouu
Plaster directly over the seat Of pain. l
kept it On G week and I fancied I was n
little batter, but was not quite sure. l
then put on fresh one. AT the end of a
week my husband noticed that the Plaster
wac pused up in the middle. Upon tax.
ing the Plaster Oft, a hole about the size Of
quill was found, which discharged yellow
matter very freely. Another Plaster was
put on with good sized hole in tho cen.
ire Of it, to enable the matter to escape,
Tho Plaster appeared to draw=with cres!
power, and the discharge increased every
twenty-iour hours, q little. At least a pint
oil matter was discharged from the wound
before got entirely we'll, which was OK.
actly five weeks from tho time put the
first Plaster on. l used altogether eleven
Piastera, and thanks 10 them, have not
Gince had On ache or pain in my back. /
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Ills Nlisnllinnce,

The scion OF q rich and fashionable
family in St. Louis married Q domestic
who was living under the family roof. AT
oncs the proud father declared that he
would disiuherit the aon, and all the
family promptly disowred him io1 bring.
ing disgrace upon the family name.
Thsrs is Al intimstion that certain un-
happy circumstances FASTENED the mar
riage. II there had been cloeo relationn
between the young people, tho son has
ahown higher sense Of honor than his
family has. 1t 10 not understood that his
father and hia mother and hia sister turn
their backs on him for anything but tho
marriage with social inierior-that was
tho objectionable ain. The girl might 20
her way and fight the world alone, encun,.
bercd with the caro- Of another scion OF
that proud house. She might drag out a
Observation-Disclosures, or abe might fall
early in the unequal conllct-that would
not tarnish tho family eacutcheon, for she
would not bssr the family name.
Marriage between persons OF widely
different social status is rarely wise and
always places in jeopardy the happiness
ofboth parties to tho contract. A mar.
riage OF honor, no matter how humble
tho wcman's origin, is a credit to any
man, for it ia tho only reparation he can
make. 1t is more crsditsble to him and
better for all concerned to have no repsra-
ton to make. The way to avoid an un-
pleasant climax is to keep out OF compro-
missing entanglements.
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Republican Extravaganza

Ave- - 4iU"hSs +. ..
There is no foundation for the charge 80
often made that S420,000,0 900 was expond-
cd from 1866 10 1885 in repairing vessels.
This is tho aggregate Of tho naval appro.
priations during that period which were
available for the maintenance Of the ser
vico and tho various bureaus. AS Senator
Hale justly remarked, the Republican
Administration might with equal propris.
ty DO arraigned for extravagance in OK.
pending $500, 1000. 600 for the army in twea-
ty years when tho country has q smaller
military force than it then had, The
amount actually used for repairs in the
Navy was SG0,000,000 according to tho
Senator's own statement; but even II it
were SOC, 100000, It would be compare.
lively small sum for that purpose-,ess
than 81 100000 year. The old ships had
ito DO constantly repaired-the great point
in favor OF steel cruisers is their superior
durability-and the work had to DO dono
because during twelve out Of tho twenty
years Democratic House persisted in
blocking every bill for the construction Of
new vessels. Successive Republican Ad.
ministratious had to choose between TO.
pairing tho wooden ships and having no
navy ut NIL. This is the core Of the Whole
matter: II i..H 81 Etes 7Tf1l7
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A Model Strnddle.

E1ehdHpe. Il tH.sIHf Cd. .I--Aft. 10. "
As model Of "how not to Say It." Mr..
Gladslone'a reply TO tho guestion whether
he was going to support Scotch Dluestab.
llshment will probably never be surpassed.
As matter u record, here 1t is: ~ will
only say that 80 far "a l am able to judge,
We are thinking ut the present time, and
the people OF Scotland are thinking, Of
other aubjects, which arc regarded, l be-
lieve. MS Of much moro urgent and imme.
diato duty than tho determination Of a
very much controverted queation, which,
10 have said before, believe the people
OF Scotland will fluid themselves perfectly
sufficient 10 determine. and in manner
which the rest Of tho Empire will respect,
whothcr the answer DO ago or Nay. II
is not within my knowledge, certainly,
that the consideration oil that question has
entered definitely into the concerns Of the
preEent election, aud therefore l do no!
feel my own information or meann o.
judgment about 1t at all augmented In the
courso Of 1t by anything that has reached
mai ....' HH.aH = ..1I ,..N.r... r.
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G 'l!j.+ at1ttelIiigsnter.
WHEELING, W. VA, rEnlsuAnY.S. 1887.
4 Govcrn,nc en-. OF Force

When B;amarck dissolved tho Rcichstag
no said in effect to the opponents OF the
sep.cnnale, "'We arc going to do what We
please about the army for Goven yeara.
We can't allow parliamentary interference
With our military policy-that would be
absurd. We know what wo want and We
intend to lave It,"
II d British Premier woro to deliver
himself in that fashion he might whistle
for q majority in the next Parliament.
Pdrhsps no representative OF the Govern
ment in any other country would make 60
bid o throat Ia France or Italy tho
resort would DO 10 ilnesse, in Aus!ro.llun.
gary q persuasive appeal to patriotism.
III Russia tho thing desired would DO
dono without threats or appOalu, for
Rlssia Is tho Emperor, whose will is laT.
Bismarck dsala with IN intelligent poo.
pls under constitutional government
but his strong personality dominates thu
whole situation. lie has made himgel
u1ited Germany. His wisdom Is respected
a1d his power feared where his hectorinf
methods arc detested. His devotion tt
Germany as agsiaa. all the peoples Of ths
cath 10 written in hi1 country's history
He Ia Known to be cafe man, in The
sen1o that no has tho capacity and tht
courage to project German interests q
ev.ry externa! point OF contact. Ho is
no. suspected Of any sympathy with the
democratic idea Of patriotism which eeoks
tn, welfare Of the country by giving to all
ths psopio equal voice in thor govern
ment. The iron Prince Chancellor re-
garls Il that aa essentially OF tho pro
letariat, and he will have none Of it.
Hs is willing ths. the people shall vote
AMI their representatives speak in the
Imperial Parliament, 80 long as no car
beat down hostile msjorities aud have
his way, which he conscientiously Think
the only right way. Thus it happens that
hs can bully the people into giving him
a majority in Rsichstsg that will con.
sent to vote what supplies he wants ior
the army for several years "sud no queo'
tons aaked."
1t 10 oil marvellous exhibition Of per.
Bonal power not easily comprohcuded in
this free country, whore Congress will
not only refuse to make appropriations ior
thu national defense, but sssiga ~ rca.
son that it fears that tho Government will
steal the money.
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A Pct Whale Mt Santa MopIcn,

. Los Angeles Express. ta1 E.A-E
An immense whale is Knocking about
in the water ut Santa Monica. It is quite
tame, and the inhabitants tako great pleas.
ure in feeding it and watching its antics
in tho water. It is so friendly that
il will follow 3 boat at respectable dis.
lance and cat the food thrown to it. It is
especially fond Of fruit. Some years ago
whale was captured and placed in IN
aquarium in Paris, where it became the
object Of great interest. This whale was
in 1854 sold to Snowman in London for
the handsomesumo Of $25, 900. Great trouble
wag experienced in loading 1t on The
schooner Misty Way; but the trouble did
not end there. While in gallo in the
channel tho yesselwas very badly wrecked,
and tho huge wooden tank, which stood
on tho upper deck, was smashed and tho
valuable inmate escaped. Tho sailors,
when they saw the whale floundering on
the deck, were thundentruck and made
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Should not hesitate to wait upon those III
with such diseases as Smallpox, Cholera
or Scarlet Fever. Th0re is little to be
feared by persons waiting on tho sick Il
they will use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
freely. In slck rooms 1t should beeypoeed
on plato or saucor, and tho patient spong'
cd of with the Fluid diluted. For safety,
cleanliness and comfort In tho sick room
tho Fluid is Indispensable. Mwraw
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A diamond weighing a carat and q half
vas recently found in . gravel mine in
California. 4 80 .


Mrs. Phoebe Cheolcy, Peterson, Clsy
county, H., tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which is vouched for
by the residents OF the town: II am Is
years old, havo been troubled with hid
ney complaint md lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, aud am able to do all my own
homework. owe my thanks to Electric
Bitteys for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain. ]"
Try bottle, only soc, at Logan & Co.'s
drug utOrO, - gs7Esa sg t.-.f
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DIED.

GRovEs-0n Thursday morning. February q.
lSs7, d. $ o'clock. Mrs. DEBORAH GROVES, In the
73d year OF her age. 5E
Funeral notice hereafter.
MARsuALL-At Dcllairc, Ohio, on Wcdncsday
afternoon, February q, 1887. ut 2 O'Clock Of
consumption. LEWIS MARSHALL, aged Is years
Funeral from his late resitchca this tFrlday) after
noon at l o'clock. Intesmont a. pcnin.ula
Cemetery, Wheeling. Friends Of the family
Invited TO nttanI t-UIaH 20 ltn., -TE.H
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
Eflord to he without Caligraph typo
writer. It save time and health. An ex'
animation Is solicited at our eslesroom
No. 55 Twelfth street. ls.st5 l,a.gS
EDWARD L. RosE & Go.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.,

PUBLIC BUILDING. Cry CLERE's OFFICE
WHEELING, ". Va, Fob q, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will DO received at the Office OF
the City Clerk until Monday, March J, 1887, at s
O'Clock Pm for the removal Of all Kitchen GarlD.
aga and Oilal from within the city limits, for the
year commencing April l. 1857, The bids to DO C.
For the First district, comprising all Of the Fist
for the Second. district, comprising the Second
and Seventh wards. - IA = =
For tho Third disliict comprising. the Third and
Fourth wardg. - 49, -
For tho Fourth dlstrict comprising NIL south OF
Wheeling Creek TO Caldwelrs Kun. - :
, For tho Fifth district, comprising all south Of
Ca!dwei!'s Run 10 the southern line Of the city.
No person WIZ b. awarded for moro than one
district nor CAL they be interested In any proposal
for moro than one district. : : -
Prop sails to be addressed to the Chairman Of the
Committee on Health, the Committee reserying
the right to reject any or all bids. :
sJg FRANK BOWERS, ~
le95 City Clerk,
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for tho rigging. 1t IL just possible that
this most precocious whale at Santa Mo.
MICA 10 tho same ono that endured Captiy.
ity at Paris and made It's escape. iS'i5
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WHEELING CHINA COMPANY,
FEBRUARY II. 1857.

---- -T-.I| FEhRUARY II, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given TIM! general meeting Of
tho ockholdeiS OF the Wheeling China Company
day OF March pext, ut tho hail Of the Chamber al
Commerce. for the purpose OF clecttng Board OF
Directors. making BY Laws and truiisactlng auy
other business that may DO lawfully doae BY said
stockholders In general meeting. : -
JOHN J. JONES. d, GuTMAN. d.
JOHN II. EWING, JAS. u, UAWLEY.
THIS. u'BRltN, JOSEPH SPEIDEL
The stock Of tho above new enterprise can now
be had at the olce OF Hwlrg, Melvin 4 Riley, llGo
One Hundred Dollars each, and those taking and
paying ten dollars on Zach share subscribed for.
viii be admitted 10 vote ct the ABOVE named meet.
Ing one vote Tor each share so held by them. fels
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BALTIMORE & ONO EXPRESS.
to Chicago Without Change OF

On and after Sunday, February 20, the
Baltimore & Ohio will run g through train,
cars attached, between Wheeling
snd Chicago, leaving Wheeling daily, ex.
cept Monday. at S:00p. 81, and arriving at
Chicago at 600 the next morning in timo
or western trains. '15E. sii57-S
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A Kingston colored woman the othel
day started out to beg money enough to
buy piano. ~
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'PLoWs'
Genuine Malta Hillside and Center Lever plows
pevetly Hillside and Center Lever Plows.
One Horse Hillside Flows. : - = t#
Princess Chilled and Steel Flows. -f E
Gale Chilled and steel Plows, Mkt
eouth lend Chilled Flows. lei, l..r...N
Genuine Malta double and singloshoycl plow,
Imitation Malta Double Shovel PloW.
Ajax Five Shovel CultlvR'Or.
sieel Queen Five Shovel CultIyator.
]. y. \. Five Shovel CultIvator.
JAMES N. KfRK,
--af.5.ig Successor to X. X CHM & Co.,
& fe2rMwFAW $50 Main st. Wheeling W Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F1Ts:-All Fits stopped ircc BY Dr.. Kllne's Great
Nerve Res.orer No Fits ate, ats. days use. Mar.
Vicious cures, Treatise and $500 trial bottle FREQ to
Fit cases. Send to d. Klino 9al Arch g., Phra, Pa,
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CTABLE FOR RENT.

The Stable. six stalls, with wagon and Carriage
house. In tho rear Of "Back's Brewery" also, a
work shop for Carpenter or other Trade In same
building, aHlggl4
Possession April !, 1857. Enquire OF
ie9 -.L- we A. G. EGERTHR. I
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PlDs FOR CHURCH BUILDING.

BIDS for tho erection OF Frame Church tabout
0o1so fecD,. in st. 1oseph's settlement, Marshall
county: wiii DO received By the undersigned until
March Y. Plans aud specifications may DO seen ut
tnc residence OF BlAhop Kahn. Right 10 reject ali
bids reserved. Security required.
- Rkv. l. i. GRAFT,
lc25 81, Joteph's l., O., Marspall Co. W. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-A GIRL TO do GEN.
wv ERAL Homework. Apply ct ?ll4 EoI
gtrett. HIIa gIas g.''''l, f.T ~ fo2,s :
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRA1NS-0n ard after Jan. 50, 1Ss7-ExrLA-
RATION OF REFERENCE MAEKB sDail5. tSuudny
eXcented. MONDAY eScepted. -XheclIrg iime.
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0LV.Ll.. s.l-lRELnN 20
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ENUR SALE. va NJ
81. 4 s. Brutaker Proprictos OF tho Monarch
Sample and Pool ROBINS, ll25 Markettttcct, Wheel
:. one nrstela.s Combination Four Pocket Poo
Table. iHxo, Standard tize. ~ '7I1'e''', =
One Elk Pocket ks Pool Table. All In antclas
condition. fa#" r -rF...I = I7''''' tyu
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Prices for this cnsuge,ncni-Sl %, rs cents. 4
cents Matinee prices. IS, 10 aud 70 Cculs, pale
hcats at Banners Wednesday. iry
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r OsT-ON WEDNESDAY, A SMALL
~ Diamond Stud, set IL black enamel and gold.
The finder will b. rewarded BY leaving same al
this office. lIin, -i''5iI - iea
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Qs.sa Kspieiaat sails.

sAs FRAScpco. Gal. July le.-Ac.
commodatlons werss,cursd This morn.
log for Queen Kspiolani and re-.
mslnder Of tho Hawaiian royal party,
on board the steamship AustrslIs,
which sailed Tor Honolulu this alter.
noon, thu Queen having decided not
10 walt for tne United States ctniser,
HAs-ler, on which accommoda ons
were rendered her. The Australia Ia
expected 10 reach HJnolulu July 9th.
No other intelligerc, from the Island
Kingdom can reach here before Au.
gust 10Th, unlecs by q sailing vessel
irom Honolulu, OF unless ons OF the
government, dispatch boat, arrives be.
lore that date.
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wATrERsON Interviewed.
ne Thinks Cleveissd she Man for
che Democrats.

che Democrats.
New YoaK. July l9.-The Herald
prints two column interview with
Henry Watterson, on politics In gen.
eral. Mr. Waiterson says that the
Democrats sre bound TO renominate
Cleveland whether they like him or
not. az there 10 no one TO contest the
field with him. He was asked II he
liked Cleveland, and replied: swell,
90 the old lady at the mourner's bench
observed when asked whether she
loved the Lord, / may say, Il hsin't
got nothin' agin him." He 10 also
quoted a. saying: AT one time
thought the Republicans would enter
dark horse In the race. Recent In
dications. however, point 10 the re-
nomination tf Mr.. Blaine. la that
event We shall have the old fight over
again, with come material variations"
"Whst WIN those variations be ?"
"Less personal scandal and cAlumny
and more old f,.hioned party bitter.
NESS. The Mulhgan leIler box is
an exploded magazine and the
Presidents marriage knocked Maria
Hsipin % high % Q kite. Real issues
are gathering with greater positively
and ciesrness The tariff for one thing,
aud Me-. Blaine handles the Pfotec-
tionIsvs side Of the controversy with
greater ability and plsusibility than
Ill the others put together. The Solid
South for another thing; and, a. TO
this, the Republicans have framed an
indictment which, though specious,
will serve them for policy through
one moro campaign anyhow. Two
such questions stoutly maintained
cannot fall to produce great deal Of
feeling"
"where do you think the advantage
will lief'
On the whole, with the Democrat,
i thiLk. The 10 not, In my judg
ment, another Republican President
wrapped In the folds Of the bloody
shit"
The name Of Foraker Wis then
mentioned by the reporter and the
Kentucky editor said: "01, Foraker,
hddles,icks. lie is q sort OF Cheap
John JeHerson DAYS, With all Mr..
DAvis's ungu,rded Rarrulity and rash
impeiuosity, bat without any OF Mr..
DayiSa accomplishments and ain
srity."
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have held hncs have been in this
State; 1 have taken an interest In pub.
No affairs the past few years, bat not
an scdve interest; have been attend.
ing more particularly to my private
matters, but have taken sufficient in
tereet TO take note OF men who have
engaged the public attention. for one
cause or another; think l have
known the complainant eight or nine
years
ODD you know his reputation for
truth and veranity In this comnu-
nitye
A-Well, sir, I have heard him
spoken Of In ef,rence to that matter
by quite a number, and his reputation
10 bad In matters where be Is inter
ested, and from that reputation /
would not believe him on cath II he Is
interested In the subject matter In
dispute. He has been idel tilted with
a great many transactions In this com.
munity on account OF his being init.
mate with certain female scholars at
tending his school. believe the q Bt
time heard much about him sftsr
came here was when / happened to
be present when two members OF the
Board OF Trustees OF that school were
talking about case with some girl
and they we're very much excited.
These charges were periodical against
him until about year ago, when the
last charge was made. He has man.
sged In one way or another to keep
himself pretty generally before the
public. understand that he Is the
principal Of the Colored Normal School
here.
W. ii. Blskemore, Frank T. Msstin,
Charles X. Donnegan, DIR. b. f.
Scruggs. Thomas Jones and A. +.
Hall were also examined as witnesses
for the railroad, and each one stated a.
did Mr.. Rand and MAJ Sloss that they
would not believe Oouncill on oath
where he was interested. Judge
Richardson appeared as counsel for the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, and
John D. Brandon and Oscar X Humid. |
10y for Council. The exami uatlon |
was adjourned until tomorrow morn.
NO nj Qa'nlock
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"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured Without
Failure In a single Instance.

A r r1sl5iE ~ 6 iI md ~ sEvfh S /
eontAins no Qulnine or mineral OF any kind.
but 10 composed Of harmless hefbsi and IA a
perfect blood purifier. IL can be admini,.
sS a's pSis.sis. sus 's s..s.n, ss.u
lnvisotate.. braces and build, up the system
iSsq..sd Ia; a ,lasl,. chin sS.i cc%n,a.-
,. .Ss ,.,.S * & %. ~ s % sls' ' ~.
will not forv ard 10 any address less than two
bottlssi and will guarantee that, II direo-
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any esss q CHI. and Fever. only one
several ehydrsn asdsr eight Jssrs Of age.
for al, By drpsrisu,
.s'ssf b.s n.,; rSsr Of M ssidiss. r.:
tween the ages o. ave and ten year.. to-
Fsther With my brother and sister, all sir.
had ehl Il and fsyer for several months, dur
ns .ssh I'm, p: sS. .%.ssy; psnIn.
Aftsr hearing Of the wonderful cures aeccm.
pitched By Jour invaluable remedy. "Robo.
ro," ! tried u Up my family, and not one Of
the az ever had Z ,lasls ehill alter com
ton. the v,rJ best chill and lever remedy
that know anything Of. hs'PpcuusR
Of the arm Of Heard 4 Ases. ToSsesOni,s.
Der -, iss-Msa,rs. Levi. 4 Bsnnstti
Nine Of my children haa ehills and foyer st
the sane Tine The usual remedy, auinlne,
vas administered without bensht. All OF
them we're promptly aud sfectually cured By
nine had q chill after eommenolnE in use.
Nsrvoca, Nelson county. Va. october
-, issb.-Messrs. Lewis A BENEFITS Several
Of my fflenis and had severe ea,ss OF
ehilis and fpysr. We dispsnssa with ths
n,ual rsH.dIs. and used no,hinl. bat
"hoboro." which resulted IN. a thproush
cure In each case. on will ohliss ~ for
4. 70 eur r.li.snit, saa s,sscsssiIl,; We
rsf.t ~. pefmi,sion y the fellevisg mhstan-
tial businsss men az ~ ekbaff. vhers both
Of the mann seuarsrs u 'Roboro' h.cs
resided for the Lad twelve yysfst N. g.
Manson, je., MAJOR Of Lyncheursl y. ".
Chas. ". Price. commissionet Revenues
John 7. kavards. PRESIDENT Tobacco Asso-
II you ssnno, proeur. .'Rebsre" 2! your
arussi,u. r.nl, =, ti5o and y. w III for 9,
vard two ottlss 10 rear nearest depot or
LEWIS BrrNErJ
Manufacturer, Lynchbufs, We
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ST. LOUIS, July ia special from
Albuquerqus, N. NJ. says In deem.
Der. 1885. the safe Of the Apache
county, ArEbns, treasurer was robbed
Of $4,000. Dinicla Baso, the treas.
urer. and his brother. Francisco, had
a number Of arfes,s made, but could
convict no one. resiim 1ny, hoseysr,
accumulated and recently suspicion
pointed toward Francisco Bacsas, the
culpht, aud he was arrested yes,erd az.
Hls original story OF being compellsd
10 open the safe NJ the point OF pls oil
by mssked robbers, was sho sn % be- a
faoricstion, and he was held In default
of 1900.